Family and Class Representation Based on the Consumption Pattern: The Narrative of the Pre-Revolutionary Period in “Kimiya” Series

Authors
Seyed Mohammad Mehdizadeh 1
mahboobeh Alimohammadi 2
1 Allameh tabatabaei
2 researcher
Abstract
Family and class representation based on the consumption pattern: The narrative of the pre-revolutionary period in “kimiya” series
Family is appropriate Institution to recognize social values. It shows preferable behaviors in a Special period. According to this view, this article study life style in first season of “kimiya” series to determine Class structure Representation. For this purpose, emphasis on Consumption pattern including daily & cultural consumption. Research method is Semiotics approach Composed of Cowdery- Selby, Barthes & Fiske. This method can analyze Images & story of serial and offer Strong results. The Results from this research show families in middle class as a Symbol of tradition and religion have important role in Islamic revolution but The upper class as a symbol of Wealth and power were in front of people. The Results from this research show families in middle class as a Symbol of tradition and religion have important role in Islamic revolution but The upper class as a symbol of Wealth and power were in front of people

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Cultural Studies & Communication
Volume 14, Issue 53
Winter 2019
Pages 159-188